How Dhurandhar 2 became a global box office force and a south India phenomenon
Dhurandhar 2 has delivered unprecedented overseas returns, a rapid ₹200 crore run in south India, and a box office trajectory that signals deeper pan-India reach
Sofia Rossi
Inside the 1993 Super Mario Bros.: a cult film that refuses to be forgotten
A rediscovery of the 1993 Super Mario Bros., exploring its bold departures from the games, its tangible production design, and the reasons it endures as a cult curiosity
Monarch season 2: full Titan X reveal and what it means
The season 2 midpoint of Monarch offers a major Titan reveal and introduces new superspecies, prompting debate over whether the show balanced human drama and kaiju payoff
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Top films now playing in theaters to watch
A curated, one-stop guide to the most essential films currently playing in cinemas
New Lord of the Rings sequel Shadow of the Past to follow Sam and Elanor
Stephen Colbert teams with Peter Jackson’s collaborators to revisit early Fellowship material and frame a new story around Sam, Merry, Pippin, and Elanor
The Pitt season 2 episode 10 examines physician assisted death and pain management
An episode follows Roxie Hamler’s last hours and probes the tensions between comfort, choice, and medical ethics
Monopoly Star Wars: Ubisoft reveals team-based heroes vs. villains board game
Ubisoft is bringing a team-focused twist to Monopoly with a Star Wars tie-in that gathers heroes and villains from across the films into a competitive board experience
How undertone turned a family home into a personal horror story
An inside look at how Ian Tuason turned personal caregiving memories into Undertone, and how Nina Kiri shaped Evy’s intense, largely solo performance
Tommy Lee Jones added to The Lowdown season 2 cast on FX
Tommy Lee Jones is set to appear in season 2 of The Lowdown on FX, adding heavyweight talent to Sterlin Harjo’s acclaimed series while his role is still undisclosed
Taylor Sheridan’s neo‑western legacy and the lines that resonate
Taylor Sheridan’s interconnected dramas have revived the modern western and produced standout lines about strength, purpose, and survival
Why striking posters and last-minute Oscar momentum changed the conversation
A look at how creative poster design and late awards momentum influenced Oscar season attention and predictions
How Jeremy Larner turned campaign experience into The Candidate screenplay
A concise portrait of Jeremy Larner: speechwriter, novelist, Oscar-winning screenwriter and the personal experiences that inspired The Candidate
Paramount legal dispute over alleged premature UFC disclosure and reality show deal
A private development project spiraled into corporate scrutiny when R.J. Cipriani raised concerns about an alleged leak of Paramount’s $7.7 billion UFC media-rights terms, drawing outside counsel, a whistleblower tip and mediation
Bruce Campbell reveals treatable cancer diagnosis, cancels appearances to focus on treatment
Bruce Campbell revealed he has a treatable form of cancer and will suspend appearances and some work commitments to prioritize treatment and recovery
Deutsche Bank Frieze LA Film Award honors Joey Bueno Breese while audience selects Devin O’Guinn
Joey Bueno Breese claimed the jury prize for El Rio Nuestro and Devin O’Guinn earned the audience award for Julian during the Frieze Los Angeles film ceremony at Santa Monica Airport
Ebertfest unveils last festival slate while lesser prairie chicken loses federal protection
ebertfest’s final program arrives alongside a high-profile delisting of the lesser prairie chicken, reflecting cultural celebration and environmental controversy
Remote monitoring and ai in chronic care: improving outcomes and reducing costs
Remote monitoring and ai promise earlier interventions and lower system burden, but evidence, equity and ethics must guide adoption
Must-watch my hero academia episodes to know before the finale
A concise guide to the episodes of My Hero Academia that matter most for character development, plot revelations, and emotional payoff
How BAFTA and the BBC handled an involuntary slur at the film awards
A Tourette’s campaigner involuntarily shouted a racial slur at the BAFTA Film Awards; the BBC and BAFTA apologized, the clip was removed from iPlayer, and questions remain about seating, editing and accountability
Eric Dane remembered: from McSteamy to ALS advocate
Eric Dane, the actor behind Dr. Mark Sloan and Cal Jacobs, died February 19 after battling ALS; his family remembers his advocacy and devotion to his daughters
Monarch season 2 timeline explained and what the new Titan means for Godzilla and Kong
Monarch season 2 reunites Kurt Russell and Wyatt Russell, introduces a bioluminescent threat called Titan X, and places its modern timeline immediately after season 1, fitting between the 2014 and 2019 MonsterVerse films
Game of Thrones: The Mad King to open at Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford
The Royal Shakespeare Company will present Game of Thrones: The Mad King, a stage prequel adapted by Duncan Macmillan and directed by Dominic Cooke, with priority booking from april 14, 2026.
Washington’s New African Film Festival unveils 22nd edition featuring My Father’s Shadow
The New African Film Festival returns march 13–26 in Washington, D.C., with 25 films from 18 countries, highlighted by Akinola Davies Jr.’s My Father’s Shadow and a showcase of immersive animation work
goFundMe surges past $1.5 million for james van der beek’s wife and six children
Support poured in quickly after james van der beek’s passing, with a GoFundMe campaign exceeding expectations to help his wife Kimberly and their six children with immediate needs and education.
my father’s shadow review: intimate family drama against political unrest
a tender, first feature that foregrounds fatherhood and childhood memory while cautiously weaving in the upheaval of 1993 nigeria